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Choosing the right program
Ready Player One
A starting point for kids 6-12 years old that have not yet learned to swim or may have a fear based relationship with the water.
Take Your Mark
Early stroke development and distance building for children age 6 and up. This class focuses on fundimentals of swimming.
Go Beyond the Reef
The perfect program for children age 6 to 12 years old that want to develop competitive swimming technique, speed and endurance.
School Age Kids Beginners
A program designed to bring out the best in your swimmer
Learn-to-Swim Classes (Gators, 6-12 years old):
This group is perfect for a first time swimmers age 6 years and older that needs to build confidence and a strong foundation of the basics of swim technique and breathing.
If your child is new to swimming or really doesn’t have stroke work yet mastered, this is the perfect class to get started. Our class is ratio set at 5 swimmers per instructor.
Frogs
A Program
Early Stroke Development (Frogs, 6-12 years old)
This group is perfect for kids that are independent in the water but needs to build confidence and a strong foundation of the basics of swim technique and breathing. This groups of swimmers should be able to swim a full length of Freestyle and back sculling for 25 yards each. They need to be comfortable in the deep end of the pool and have no problems jumping and attempting dives.
Frogs swim program was created to give newly lap swimmers instruction and practice on developing stroke technique and endurance swimming. These swimmers are not yet ready for a swim team environment and are working towards building those techniques necessary to advance. Our focus is on distances building and crating a strong connection to proper technique & stroke work. This class meets for 45 minutes and has a ration fo 6 swimmers per instructor.
Crocs
A Program
Proficient Stroke Development (Crocs, 6-12 years old)
Learning proper swim stroke technique is essential to becoming a lifelong developed swimmer. Even the best Olympic athletes need to practice and fine tune their strokes. These practices need to be on going to successfully keep their bodies in shape and their swim performance up. Your little athlete needs conditioning, stroke development and practice to maintain their performance in the sport of swimming too. Keeping your child involved in swim lessons provides them with the skills and tools they need to achieve, up keep and advance in swimming and cardio-endurance exercise.
These developmental swim lessons are designed to teach your swimmer everything they need to know to advance into a swim team environment with confidence and technique. This program meets for 60 minutes and can have up to 8 swimmers per class. It's a great alternative to swim team for kids that want to work on stroke, endurance & speed without the multi-practice commitment.
